spero: one second left as dawson has kicked arizona in front. longest field goal of his 19-year career. incredible. right down broadway to give arizona a three-point lead. look at dawson telling his teammates get off the field with a second still remain. adam: so much action here in the last minute of the game. arizona getting another chance. how about the two throws at the end of the game by blaine gabbert? toe fire that ball on the sideline and give his receivers an opportunity. spero: looks like a delay of game, so they will mark it back and kick it from the 30. you have to feel good for blaine gabbert. he took his lumps, his three years in jacksonville. expectations were so high. there was so much change around him, constant change, multiple head coaches, all the different coordinators, facing his informanter team for the first time. the arizona cardinals will onside kick it hoof. posluszny will pitch it back. this is corey grant. this is the man they want to have it in his hands. they try to keep it alive here. this is mickens. that is a li

six-point game to the executing by dawson. time-out taken before.arizona showed you their best option on the on side kick. pete carroll waits until the last second to call the time-out. chance to look at what they did and set up accordingly. does arizona go to plan b and not give them the same look again? >> cris: probably. but this is a really tough formation. i used to be on the hands team. i was the guy they blocked for and then you had to make the catch. >> mike: they put you on the throne and said take care of us. >> cris: there was nobody that was cheering harder for a defense than i was to not have to go out there. on that last play down there you just go oh, no. here we go again. now you end up with -- who is that luke wilson over here on this side. they will try to protect the guys as best they can. >> mike: dawson to the vacant area in the middle and lockett gets on it at the 32. we have a flag down. of course we do. >> referee: offside 21, kicking team. five-yard penalty from the end of the kick. it was a dead ball. first down. >> cris: i

six-point game to the executing by dawson. time-out taken before.arizona showed you their best option on the on side kick. pete carroll waits until the last second to call the time-out. chance to look at what they did and set up accordingly. does arizona go to plan b and not give them the same look again? >> cris: probably. but this is a really tough formation. i used to be on the hands team. i was the guy they blocked for and then you had to make the catch. >> mike: they put you on the throne and said take care of us. >> cris: there was nobody that was cheering harder for a defense than i was to not have to go out there. on that last play down there you just go oh, no. here we go again. now you end up with -- who is that luke wilson over here on this side. they will try to protect the guys as best they can. >> mike: dawson to the vacant area in the middle and lockett gets on it at the 32. we have a flag down. of course we do. >> referee: offside 21, kicking team. five-yard penalty from the end of the kick. it was a dead ball. first down. >> cris: i

dawson used to be one of the oldest estates.tury now, we are renewing and regenerating it. this is on the 47th floor. you can enjoy a beautiful panoramic scenic view of the surroundings. you notice that there are some very very old trees, they are still standing tall on day are kept in the original location as part and parcel of the ecological design. the neighbours are actually quite close to each other because we share information like where there is a good deal. i think in terms of spirit, close relationships, ithink dawson is really different. in this case, you can see child—care centres on the ground floor, and also facilities like shops, supermarket, eating houses. it is all part and parcel of the overall total living environment. residents can find their daily needs met. now, let's brief you some other business stories. the us media group time is to be bought by a rival corporation in a deal backed by two conservative billionaires, the koch brothers. the meredith group said that agreement was reached in talks on sunday to

. >> if you haven't noticed already, the guy, the bully, the jock, is dawson from big dog tv and that's buddy playing the part of nerd. >> dude, what are you wearing? you look like such a [ bleep ] loser. >> ouch. >> the guy walking around carrying a football. >> in this case he gets physical, yanks the papers out of his hands. and once again, the kind student steps in between. >> don't make me swing, bro. >> don't make me swing, bro. >> look at him. stop it. >> but not everybody takes action. >> yo, she doesn't want to talk to you. >> well, hey. >> get a life, bro. >> get another one in a second. >> get a life, dude. >> oh. >> yeah. that girl just seems to walk away, doesn't want to get involved maybe. >> especially with what we're seeing in the news nowadays. it's like when you see a woman being spoken to in a certain way or a certain person of a certain color steps in and say no. >> in the end they do let some of their marks off the hook and let them know. >> okay, thanks. do you want a pez? >> no, i'm good. >> okay, thank you. >> [ bleep ]. >> we're doing a youtube video. you're awe

>> dawson is known for his pranks.buy he's just like bloop brand new phone, thanks. >> you don't have to buy it. the next person is skeptical like you, too. >> i'm being serious. >> oh, please. >> here, it's for you. it's brand new. >> really? >> yes. >> think about it this way, these are people who have made him who he is. the campus kids are why he has his video and money so why not give back to the people that made him. >> are you actually are you going to take back. >> no i'm not going to take it back. >> let me put my phone number in case. >> he's not being a creep. he's giving out hugs and sharing the love. >> are you [ bleep ] serious, man? >> i am, man it's your lucky day. >> what the [ bleep ]? can i have a hug? >> yeah, man. >>> tonight, breaking news on several fronts. what we've just learned about the deadly church shooting in texas. what the gunman did before. and tonight, the stories emerging from inside the church. the suspect shooting into the church, even before he was inside. bullets coming through th

jane dawson will introduce us to the british friends. don davis will speak on behalf of the american friends service committee. max hess will speak about the fellowship of reconciliation. and then james juhnke will describe the origins and work of mennonite central committee. thank you, panelists. [applause] jane dawson: good morning, friends. >> good morning. jane dawson: the religious society of friends better known as the quakers. i'm going to use the term quakers and friends interchangeably this morning. so please excuse me if you get a little confused. you are all our friends that -- but some of those friends are quakers too. i also -- please excuse my british accent. if you don't understand anything perhaps during the question and answer you can pick me up on that. so who are the quakers? the quakers have always believed in peace. at the root of our christian theology is that love is in the heart of all existence. we believe that all humans are unique and equal. we believe in christian practice and christian experience of god versu

six-point game to the executing by dawson. time-out taken before.arizona showed you their best option on the on side kick. pete carroll waits until the last second to call the time-out. chance to look at what they did and set up accordingly. does arizona go to plan b and not give them the same look again? >> cris: probably. but this is a really tough formation. i used to be on the hands team. i was the guy they blocked for and then you had to make the catch. >> mike: they put you on the throne and said take care of us. >> cris: there was nobody that was cheering harder for a defense than i was to not have to go out there. on that last play down there you just go oh, no. here we go again. now you end up with -- who is that luke wilson over here on this side. they will try to protect the guys as best they can. >> mike: dawson to the vacant area in the middle and lockett gets on it at the 32. we have a flag down. of course we do. >> referee: offside 21, kicking team. five-yard penalty from the end of the kick. it was a dead ball. first down. >> cris: i

phil dawson anot el intento de 57 yds con 6 segundos por terminar... gana arizona 27- 24... chiefs... kansas city tuvo la oportunidad de empatarlo en los ltimos dos minutos pero alex smith entreg el baln y buffalo le propina la tercer derrota al hilo a los chiefs... ---y las panteras de carolina extendieron a 4 victorias su racha ganadora pegndole a los jets a domicilio... kaylon clay regreso la patada de despeje 60 yardas para despegarse en el marcador 35 a 27 final... ya estamos llegando al final de nuestra edicin deportiva pero antes es importante recordar que el sorteo para definir los grupos de la copa del mundo est a la vuelta de la esquina... ad lib de la cuneenta >> don foc rancisco invita el x proxpr proximo dimonomingo >> es domingo llegaron los titulares, el gol de messi que todo el mundo vio menos los Árbitros, el mejor y el peor escenario para mÉxico en la copa del mundo. con todo eso, sÍ, todo eso llegamos los titulares y mÁs coors light. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> (aplausos). >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> saludos ¿cÓmo estÁn? bienvenidos aquÍ estamos. >> y terminando la semana

it's 8 degrees below zero in dawson. still 1 in baker's lake. it's not sinking south.only 46 in minneapolis. only 39 in chicago. so the cold air stays bottled up for future cast tonight, 8:30, partly cloudy. 47 still downtown. by 10:00, a little walk after dinner, temperatures comfortable. light jacket, yes. 39 in manassas. nothing crazy cold here. by morning, a few clouds. still 40 downtown. even 37 in cumberland, and romney. everybody in the immediate area stays above freezing. by 9:00, we're low 40s. by 1:00, really nice. mostly sunny. i think these numbers are a bit low. closer to 50 downtown. 48, 49 in hagerstown at lunchtime. by 6:00 tomorrow night, about this time. we're still generally clear. temperatures still low to mid- 40s. so this is a shade below average. considering what november can bring us, it's not so bad. i don't think we'll have any complaints. for tonight, partly cloudy. chilly, 34 to 40. winds out of the north about 10. temperatures above freezing tonight. on the day planner, around 40 47 at 11:00. i think we'll be 50 with sunshine by 1:00. wedne

haley dawson met united airlines first officer eric gaffney. he also only has one hand. he wanted to meet haley and let her know not to give up on her goals. she wants to throw the first pitch at all 30 mlb stadiums. isn't that sweet? >> yes. she uses that hand well. that pitch wasn't too bad. it was better than yu darvish's pitching all night. oh, sorry. >> she is adorable. and yu darvish was not too adorable tonight. game 7 of the world series actually gave us a champion and a marriage proposal. what a night for astros short stop >>> abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> good evening. i'm sure giants fans are going to be heartbroken by all of this. but the dodgers' quest to win their first world series since 1988 ended with a thud tonight. the astros capture their first world title in a game seven that was really over after the second inning. no drama. they needed dr. ken early on here. top of the first, yu darvish on the mound. a chopper to cody bellinger. throws it away. springer scores. 1-0 astros. 3-0 in the second. two-run shot off of darvish who re

it was was the dawsons of police officers took part in the operation to disperse the demonstrators the hard line islamists were opposed to a legal gun where the muslim candidates to stand in elections they were also demanding that the current justice minister stepped on. the other mir putin signed a new legislation that will require some media outlets to register as foreign agents in russia it comes in response to similar moves against r.t. america in the us. with more. the russian law is similar to the american foreign agents registration act or faroe and requires the outlets to disclose the details about their activity and financial information and this is all in response to the united states him acting very low against america who was forced to register as a foreign agent in the united states just last week after months of pressure from washington now our channel was accused of serving as a tool off alleged russian influence during the twenty sixteen presidential race however no evidence of that has been provided arms of the new law in russia and the media outlets funded by foreign

are short on confidence they could only look on as biron doubled their advantage spot harvey levin dawsonobscene you know the body language says it all. this is bonnie and. this is dortmund. the club are left wondering if they made the right decision in hiring a relatively unknown coach why did his system work at the start of the season but not any more. the offensive football dortmund are playing is actually quite impressive. they put their opponents under pressure but they just can't seem to make it count. over my young knows that he's not the problem. last season's top scorer already has ten this season. but he can't do it all by himself. meanwhile the competition for this year's award is hitting its stride. robert levin dostie is already seeking his twelfth of the campaign. if only his feet were bigger he'd have got it as it happens david all about claimed this one. byron's third arriving in the sixty seventh minute. three mill to the champions. shortly before the final whistle dortmund finally produced the magic of which there are occasionally capable of mars bar transfer shot made t

so we've come up to the sky bill at dawson which is one of richard's public housing projects and it does feel great i mean the planting design in this shady canopy of solar panels he was lovely but i mean looking out at the view. it's pretty terrifying it's not just the density but it's the number of housing in and building development projects and it's this kind of a model of oil tankers and shipping containers that stretches to the horizon in almost every direction. but when you start to look at that horizon through richard's eyes and you see the potential for a rooftop aquaponics vertical forest you know you start to have hope but for us to make that future a reality then it means getting the grass roots in gage's it means the choice fair . me and all those guys get things going from the ground up and it means they're in the planners in the policymakers halfway if we're going to see cities that are truly sustainable. as on the chopper he says continue to expand we're being pushed to explore more radical solutions to the environmental cost city living in taiwan a french architecture fi

haley dawson met united airlines first officer eric gaffney. he also only has one hand. he wanted to meet haley and let her know not to give up on her goals. she wants to throw the first pitch at all 30 mlb stadiums. isn't that sweet? >> yes. she uses that hand well. that pitch wasn't too bad. it was better than yu darvish's pitching all night. oh, sorry. >> she is adorable. and yu darvish was not too adorable tonight. game 7 of the world series actually gave us a champion and a marriage proposal. what a night for astros short stop >>> abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> good evening. i'm sure giants fans are going to be heartbroken by all of this. but the dodgers' quest to win their first world series since 1988 ended with a thud tonight. the astros capture their first world title in a game seven that was really over after the second inning. no drama. they needed dr. ken early on here. top of the first, yu darvish on the mound. a chopper to cody bellinger. throws it away. springer scores. 1-0 astros. 3-0 in the second. two-run shot off of darvish who re

haley dawson met united airlines first officer eric gaffney. he also only has one hand. he wanted to meet haley and let her know not to give up on her goals. she wants to throw the first pitch at all 30 mlb stadiums. isn't that sweet? >> yes. she uses that hand well. that pitch wasn't too bad. it was better than yu darvish's pitching all night. oh, sorry. >> she is adorable. and yu darvish was not too adorable tonight. game 7 of the world series actually gave us a champion and a marriage proposal. what a night for astros accused of obstructing justice to theat the fbinuclear war, and of violating the constitution by taking money from foreign governments and threatening to shut down news organizations that report the truth. if that isn't a case for impeaching and removing a dangerous president, then what has our government become? i'm tom steyer, and like you, i'm a citizen who knows it's up to us to do something. it's why i'm funding this effort to raise our voices together and demand that elected officials take a stand on impeachment. a republican congress once impeache

greg dawson reporting.d punishment beatings and the community. thank you for your comments.le jamie says, "this has been a curse of belfast life. i used to not being able to walk down the street without seeing an otherwise fit young man on crutches." patricia says, "these young people are drug dealers or joyriders who don't care what they do do others. they know if they are found out, what are the consequences." another viewer says, " if consequences." another viewer says, "if the psni don't do theirjob, these people will take it upon themselves to issue punishments. sometimes you think to yourself well if they didn't deal the drugs or rob grannies then they wouldn't have had their knees blown off." still to come, robert mugabe's party has given him half an hour to stand down as president. what happens if he doesn't? we'll bring you the latest analysis. we will speak to those who suffered at the hands of president mugabe's regime. 70 years ago to the day, the queen and prince phillip got married. we'll take

what i'm proposing to do, i'll meet with julia dawson, the finance and administration at public works and the person who is the owner of the quarterly template, i'll see if we can go ahead with some of the improvements we're observing and fold them into the next couple of programs that come before you. there's detail in the quarterlies that is not in our wrap up program report. change orders for example you wouldn't want to not have. it's not entirely a 1 way street. let me have that meeting with julia and see where they are having updated financials and then we can report to you on improvements. >> one quick question it's two separate reports. >> the report they do for the presentation, there's more details in the quarterlies that are present. there wasn't anything to compare it to in the geo bond. >> there's still work to be done. web site improvements, our technical people have met to talk about this, similar improvements to controllers own web site. i think what will happen next, we're probably going to get a short contract through the text door, a web designer to do a better job

city university of new york professor ashley dawson explores how cities could be affected by climatenge in "extreme cities." in "fear city," new york university's kim phillips fine recalls the fiscal collapse of new york city in 1975 and how the city's brush with bankruptcy reshaped ideas about government. and wrapping up our look at publishers weekly's best books of 2017 is "the color of law," richard rothstein's report on how local, state and federal legislation is responsible for america's segregated cities. >> today those homes sell for $300, $400,000, is your question. the african-american families who are prohibited from moving into those homes and rented apartments in the city did not gain 200, $300,000 in equity over the next two generations. white families gained that equity from -- and today those homes are unaffordable to working class people. $100,000 in 1940 in our terms, in 1947-48 was twice the national median income. working class families couldn't afford to buy homes with an fha mortgage. today those homes sell for seven times national median income. working class fa

kicker phil dawson 57-yard field goal as time expired. cardinals beat the jaguars. 27-24 arizona.at the dolphins. brady four td passes two to rob gronkowski who gives his team member a piggy back ride. titans beat the colts and key laney walker performed cpr on the ball. and the browns drop to-11 after the loss to the ben kral gals. afghanistan y. green. it was joe mixon doing the work. 114 yards. 23 carries. bengals 5-6. >>> falcons beat the bucs with trickery. mohamed sanu a td pass to julio squloens had 253 yards receiving. two touchdowns, 34-20 atlanta. eagles 10-1. they rolled over bears 31-3 and do moraling more like boling. then they break out the choreograp choreography. philly faces the raiders in three weeks. finally, packers and steelers tied at 28. big ben finds antonio brown. look at this catch. he had 169 yards, two tds. this catch set up the game winning field goal as time expi expired. 31-28 steeler. those are your plays of the day. college hoops, st. mary's taking on georgia. 25 seconds left in the game tied at 69. emmett with a nice pack to jock lan dale. jac wit

not dawson's creek. >> one of my favorite shows. >> and that's all we'll discuss. it's non controversial everyone can relate. weather will be nice. that's an easy thing to agree sglon that's go-to any time. >> always. >> netflix and chill too very good there sfwlxt yeah. >> all generations will be able to relate so that? >> nope. >> somehow. >> what is she talking about? >> let's give thanksgiving dinner conversation to netflix. >> thank you. >> grand kids, everyone can talk tv and it's easy to talk weather because it's great all week long. honestly we're looking at beautiful holiday weekend. chilly, seasonably so. we should not have any problems nearly nationwide. when it comes to trvl and all show you that first look at travel map coming up in a minute. first the weather looks nice all week plenty of sunshine. temperatures slightly warmer tomorrow. we have a good chance of hitting 60. and then for wednesday, well, really, monday, tuesday, and wednesday, the travel plans are all clear. same with thursday. and thanksgiving day will def if thely be cooler. we're goi

ashley dawson explores how cities can be affected by climate change in "extreme cities". the way recall the fiscal collapse of new york city in 1975 and how the cities brush with bankruptcy reshaped ideas about government. wrapping up the best books of 2017 is the color of law. the report on how local, state, federal legislation is responsible for segregated cities. >> today, most homes sell for three or $400,000. the american families prohibited from moving into those rented apartments in the city did not gain two or $300,000 in equity. white families gained that equity and today those homes are unaffordable to working-class people. 100,000 in 1940 was twice the national median income. today, they go for seven times the national income. middle-class families can't afford to move to the suburbs. so, today nationwide we have a ratio of african-american income on average is 60% of white income. african-american wealth is five or 7% of white wealth. most people gain wealth through housing equity. this difference between 60% income ratio of 5% wealth ratio is almost entirely

i have phillip dawson here director of the chestnut hill district.uys are big here for the holidays in chestnut hills. >> chestnut hills is getting ready and kicking it off with the circle of trees and december our businesses will be staying open late to welcome shoppers for the holiday season and looking forward to our traditional house tour on the 9th and parade on the 16th. come here to enjoy the holidays. >> when the snowfalls cobblestone street is awesome. what are the kids doing now? you guys having fun? we'll go inside of stage crafters and they having performances and we'll interrupt one. how fast can you go? >> adam thank you. >> still ahead on "action news" today as we approach veterans day we introduce you to a decorated veteran for years that never talked about his time in the military. and this veteran is also the newcastle county sheriff. he says never underestimate the impact of five simple words, thank you for your service. ♪ ♪ every day, technology becomes much more personalized. ♪ ♪ like this. and this. (ai device) welcome home, gar

the transamerica pyramid with the beacon up top but some others call it dawson light. if you'd like the explanation as to why it's called that go to my facebook page and watch the story. >> the burning man arts festival started in 1986 since then the annual nevada festival has become a worldwide destination. >> the festival art goes on display in the nation's capitol. nbc bay area shows some of the artists that are part of the exhibit. >> reporter: it's funny new how a small town. >> wild stuff. >> reporter: nurtures big ideas. >> i like it. >> in the workship in pete lum michael garlic ton's ideas are sometimes too big for words. >> i'm a portrait artist but a skupt yur. epia sculpt sculpture photographer. >> he entered the art world as a photographer. >> this is my monalisa. >> among those captured by his lens, actor william defoe. >>s in a suit of armor made of photograph. i'm waking up in the morning thinking of the next step. >> the next step was for garland to fashion his photos in the 60 foot temples for the annual burning man arts festival in the black rock des

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i'm happy to answer questions and i have julia daws whon is the chief -- julia dawson here to answerhere any public comment on 13-a? any public comment on 123 ---13-a? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner woo ho. >> i'm familiar with the toilets because i remember doing advertising on them. i think they were quite eye-catching at the time. on toilets, which obviously are a tremendous public benefit, what is the track record of the toilets in san francisco and how well they've worked? i happened to be in france recently. two of their jc deco toilets did not work. i wonder what the track record is with the effectiveness of the toilets and given our situation3 both with the tourists and homeless, it's important. do you have anyç information? >> i'm goingñr to refer that to jewels. >> you'll have to understand why that toilet didn't work for her. >> commissioners, i have a representative from jc deco with me. [laughter] >> i'm wondering because i think it's an important thing. it's great to have them, but then they have to work. what is the traffic record? >> overall the

. >> many like stephanie dawson hear about the interview and rush to the store to find out she is amonglung i recipients. for her, the gift represents seven presents worth $200 for the grandchildren. >> i want to say thank you very much. i appreciate it. and thank god for you. >> others like jessica key have no idea, she shows up planning to pay full price for this big box of toys she set aside for the kids. >> they come over, tell me someone actually paid the lay away. definitely early christmas, and i'm so thankful. i want to say thank you to the gentleman that came in and donated dollars, like the best feeling, thank you. >> and this secret santa gave back in another way, as well. he gave $2,000 to toys for tots by inviting everyone in the store while he was thereto pick out three items and then paying for those. in cherry hill, henry rosoff, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> it was a beautiful thing. well, the city of philadelphia kicks off the holiday season with a beautiful display at city hall. >> three, two, one. >> gorgeous. city officials flipped the switch turning on the lights in

dawson. >> steve: once again, name the most popular word to complete the search, jimmy.wo fails and you're out. >> that is not cool. >> steve: james, it's up to you. come on. why do country sing about blank? why do they sing about? >> jimmy: drinking. >> steve: drinking! [ cheers and applause ] let's see drinking. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] okay, faith. >> yes. you always sing about -- >> um, my family. >> yes, family. >> jimmy: yes, family. i love family. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: okay, get family, you win. if not, the mcgraw steals it. let's see it. ♪ ooh! [ audience ohs ] that's two. tariq. tariq trotter. >> tariq: how you doing? >> steve: famed entrepreneur. >> tariq: yup, yup. >> steve: country singers. >> tariq: yes. >> steve: they often been singing about what? >> tariq: we often sing about -- >> steve: we? [ laughter ] we? >> tariq: the line between country and hip-hop has been blurred. [ laughter ] >> steve: you're right. blurred lines. >> yeah. >> yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: trucks! let's see trucks! ♪ oh! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ oh, my gos

border crossings to the palestinian authority the authority will now control the palestinian side of dawson'sborders with israel and egypt to hand over its part of deals between hamas and fatah brokered by egypt in october but the handover may not mean an end to the blockade of gaza israel still controls the flow of people and goods through most of the territorial crossings there. now the border posts that are being handed over as come up with salaam and the rafa crossing the main border sense of the strip has been lost to close to gaza's population of two million since hamas took over bernard smith has more now from the area's border crossing. i mean the middle of what has become in the last couple of hours a deconstruction this war. check point. before the palestinians could go on to the palestinian or forward to. further up the road before getting into israel just get out of the way of all the noise as they cut down this building and end here at arras there isn't an immediate day to day impact for the palestinians that live in gaza because israel controls who goes in and out and it's a tri

his spirit photography in the apparition is regarded city university of new york professor ashley dawsonexplores how cities could be affected by climate change in extreme cities. in fear city, new york university can pine recall the fiscal collapse of new york city in 1975 and how the cities brush with bankruptcy reshaped ideas about government. and wrapping up our look at publishers weekly's best books of 2017 is the color of law, richard rothstein's report on how local, state and federal legislation is responsible for america's segregated cities. >> today those holes so for 300, $400,000. the african-american families were prohibited from moving into those homes and rented apartments in the city, did not gain 200, $300,000 in equity. white families came and today , those homes are unaffordable to working-class people. $100,000 in 1940 in our terms to 1947 was twice the national median income. working families can afford to buy those homes. today those holes so for seven times national median income. middle-class families can't afford to move to the suburbs that were created in these en

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